We have hammock rings inside our Bali hut, and a hammock stand that hasn't gotten nearly enough use lately. Mark is a hammock nut from way back. He learned to sleep in a jungle hammock in VietNam and often took his camping with us, until it finally came apart at the seams from old age. Jungle hammocks are great for camping because they have mosquito netting and a "roof" above them to keep the rain off and the bugs out, but are still sooo comfy and have 360 degree visibility. We own two large double hammocks with wooden supports in each end, and at least six or eight smaller ones of varying sizes. When we hike, we always take two small rolled up ones along to string up and use as swinging seats while eating lunch. Good for an after lunch nap, too. The hammock is an age-old design that is pure function. And the function is such a NICE one! I would plant whatever you like in your restful area. Me, I have bees by the hundreds in every corner of my yard, and they never bother me. Doesn't matter whether I'm working or relaxing, they continue to mind their own business while I mind mine. But also, I'm not at all afraid of them, and I believe that factors into the equation. They don't feel threatened by me, and vice versa, so we all get along fine. That's just my own personal experience. With bees or without them, I'm sure you will learn to love your time in your new hammock! It's a great place to contemplate your plants and dream your dreams. Marcia

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